By: Dr. Jorge Ponce (Honduras)

Case study: Chronic venous insufficiency of the right foot treated successfully with CDS + DMSO

Background and presentation: 79-year-old woman, housewife, obese, with hypertension and long-standing type 2 diabetes and a sedentary lifestyle. On 18 Aug 2022 she stepped on a nail in the plantar surface of her right foot. The wound became infected and, after 16 days without effective care, she developed severe pain, marked swelling and a deep plantar ulcer. Hospital angio-CT showed virtually absent blood flow to the right foot and extensive venous damage. The vascular team recommended amputation above the knee. Conventional care at that hospital did not produce improvement; the patient declined amputation and sought an alternative.

Intervention and rationale: After voluntary discharge she received CDS combined with DMSO, administered topically to the lesion and orally according to the treating team’s protocol (Protocolo K). The combined approach aimed to reduce local microbial burden, facilitate tissue penetration via DMSO and support restoration of microcirculatory function.

Clinical course and outcomes: On arrival to the clinic the foot contained coagulated blood and showed almost no distal perfusion. Following drainage of the coagulum and initiation of CDS + DMSO, a clear and sustained turnaround began. Within three weeks the patient had striking clinical improvement: pain and edema were substantially reduced and a weak distal pulse became palpable. Over the next months the wound showed progressive granulation and re-epithelialization; at three months weak venous circulation was evident, at four months perfusion and tissue quality continued to improve, and by five months the plantar ulcer had greatly healed and limb viability was preserved. Importantly, the severe trajectory predicted by standard care — immediate amputation — was averted.

Interpretation: In this case, conventional hospital care failed to restore perfusion or resolve the infection and the clinical team recommended amputation. The addition of CDS + DMSO was followed by rapid clinical benefit, progressive tissue repair and recovery of detectable distal blood flow, resulting in limb salvage. The temporal relationship and the magnitude of improvement after initiating CDS + DMSO support a meaningful positive treatment effect in this patient.

Limitations: This is a single uncontrolled case and lacks quantitative serial vascular indices, detailed dosing records, and full information on concurrent therapies or metabolic control. Nevertheless, the outcome—avoidance of amputation after failure of standard hospital management—is clinically significant and warrants further systematic study.

Conclusion: For this elderly diabetic patient with an infected ischemic plantar ulcer judged unsalvageable by standard vascular care, adjunctive treatment with CDS + DMSO coincided with rapid symptom relief, progressive wound healing and restoration of distal perfusion, enabling limb preservation. The case highlights potential therapeutic value of CDS + DMSO when conventional approaches are ineffective and supports the need for formal clinical evaluation.

Case study: Successful treatment of chronic venous insufficiency and infected plantar ulcer with CDS + DMSO — Testimony Dr. Jorge Ponce (Honduras)

Patient and timeline

• Patient: 79-year-old woman, housewife, obese, history of hypertension (HTA) and type 2 diabetes (DM II), sedentary lifestyle.
• Injury: 18 August 2022 — stepped on a nail with the right foot (plantar surface).
• Early course: over the following days the wound became infected; no medical care was sought initially.
• Worsening and hospital presentation: 3 September 2022 (16 days after the injury) — foot became markedly swollen, very painful, and a plantar ulcer formed. She was taken to the emergency unit (HEU) and underwent a venous angio-CT of the lower limbs.
• Hospital recommendation: the angio-CT showed severely reduced blood flow to the right foot and extensive venous damage. The vascular surgeon recommended amputation of the right lower limb due to deficient perfusion. During this hospital stay she was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes.
• Patient decision: the patient refused amputation and signed out of the hospital seeking alternative treatment.

Intervention

• After voluntary discharge the treating team started a combined protocol of CDS plus DMSO.
• Treatment included drainage of coagulated blood from the wound, topical application of CDS + DMSO to the lesion and oral administration according to the team’s protocol (Protocolo K). Exact doses and schedule were not specified in the source.

Clinical course and outcomes

• Initial clinic status: on arrival at the clinic the foot showed coagulated blood in the wound and virtually absent distal blood flow.
• Short-term response (≈3 weeks): after drainage and initiation of CDS + DMSO the patient showed marked clinical improvement — substantial reduction in pain and edema and the emergence of a weak palpable distal pulse.
• Intermediate follow-up (3 months): weak but detectable venous circulation was present; the ulcer showed progressive granulation.
• Continued recovery (4 months): perfusion and tissue appearance continued to improve with ongoing healing.
• Later outcome (5 months): the plantar ulcer had significantly healed, tissue quality improved and distal perfusion was better; the limb was preserved and amputation avoided.

Interpretation

• Standard hospital management did not restore perfusion or resolve the infectious process and resulted in a recommendation for amputation. After initiation of CDS + DMSO combined with local drainage and wound care, the patient experienced rapid symptomatic relief, progressive wound healing and restoration of detectable distal blood flow, enabling limb salvage.
• The temporal association and the magnitude of clinical change after starting CDS + DMSO in a case where conventional care had been judged ineffective support a clinically meaningful positive outcome for this patient.

Limitations

• Single case report without controls.
• No detailed, objective serial vascular measures provided (e.g., ankle-brachial index, quantitative Doppler, transcutaneous oxygen pressures).
• Dosing, exact administration schedule, concurrent systemic antibiotics or other therapies, and glycemic control details were not available.
• Causality cannot be definitively established; drainage and comprehensive local care, improved metabolic control or natural healing may have contributed.

Conclusion

• In this elderly diabetic patient with an infected plantar ulcer and critical reduction of distal perfusion initially considered unsalvageable by hospital vascular teams, adjunctive CDS + DMSO therapy was followed by rapid clinical improvement, progressive wound healing and recovery of distal perfusion, avoiding the amputative outcome recommended earlier. This favorable single-case result suggests potential benefit of CDS + DMSO in selected refractory limb infections/ischemia but underscores the need for standardized protocols, complete reporting and controlled clinical studies to confirm efficacy and safety.

Authorship

• Case reported by Dr. Jorge Ponce (Honduras).
• Prepared summary by Andreas Ludwig Kalcker (Dr. h.c.).

In Ecuador, I was the victim of a violent home invasion. Five armed men broke into my home, and I was shot in the arm. The bullet shattered part of my ulna, and I lost bone tissue. At the hospital, surgeons implanted a metal rod running from my elbow up through the ulna.

What I didn’t know at the time was that the surgical rod had been contaminated—most likely in the operating room—with at least three strains of antibiotic-resistant bacteria.

Later, when I moved to a private hospital for further treatment and bone grafting, tests revealed that my bone marrow was infected. All plans for recovery had to be put on hold. For the next two and a half months, I was put under full anesthesia every third day to have the wound cleaned. I was also given aggressive intravenous and oral antibiotics daily.

Despite the intensity of this treatment, nothing worked. The infection persisted. Eventually, the lead infectologist told me there was no other option left—they would have to amputate the arm.

Instead, I left for Colombia.

There, I began an intensive natural protocol. I used intravenous ozone therapy once daily (the HODNI method), did two one-hour hyperbaric oxygen sessions per day, and took 15 drops of MMS every hour.

Within two and a half weeks, new biopsies confirmed the infection was gone. No antibiotics were necessary. The doctors were stunned.

I can’t say for certain what role MMS played. Whether it was the decisive factor in clearing the infection, one part of the equation, or had no effect at all—I don’t know. But I believe it’s worth sharing this protocol, especially for those facing serious infections, resistant pathogens, or life-altering choices like amputation. If someone’s fighting sepsis or chronic infection and has run out of conventional options, this information might be useful.

Note from Team Jim Humble:  15 drops an HOUR is a very strong dose! Odds are that MMS played a role in the resolution of the problem. Ozone and Hyperbaric treatments would also have contributed to the resolution. Usually, one 15 drop dose will resolve malaria.

A few days after visiting a friend in the hospital, I noticed one of my fingertips started swelling, turning red and becoming painful. I ignored my symptoms for a few days but noticed the symptoms were getting progressively worse resulting in my entire finger being extremely painful as well as swollen and red.

I panicked, as I had never experienced, which appeared to be an infection, take hold so fast.

I went to the doctor who said that it appeared to be MRSA, prescribed an antibiotic, and said to come back immediately if the antibiotic appeared to not be working. I took most of the antibiotic, which did not have an effect at all on the MRSA.

I am very sensitive to any type of drugs and don’t like taking antibiotics anyway.

So instead of going back to the doctor, I prepared protocol for skin infections and the pain STOPPED COMPLETELY after spraying MMS on my finger and exposing finger to MMS gas in glass ‘shot glass’ the first time.

My finger was healed completely in about 3 days.

I am so grateful to Jim Humble and his ministry for letting the public know about MMS protocols including their continued support.

Thank you again.

I’ve been working with MMS since 1995 when I had a bad root canal, and I really hadn’t done a proper protocol.

So in 2011 and 2012, I felt I was dying all the time. I couldn’t get out of bed, I couldn’t sit up, and at that time I was driving a taxi cab.

So there was a point where I just decided, well, why don’t I try and do a bath? So I did a 30-drop bath, and I could not get out of the bathtub after the bath because there was so much activation going on.

And after I did a 30-drop bath and then did another two 15-drop applications orally, the whole thing completely resolved in my body.

Yeah, and I’ve had a bad habit of not doing the proper protocols. But now that I’ve finally gotten to a seminar and I finally got taught something about this, I’m going to actually do the protocol.

I have one other situation with one of my roommates, and she’s a double PhD in pharmacology. She has a bad habit of wanting to try and kill herself all the time, even though she’s all about health. She studies everything that’s about healing, but she is a wreck.

So her foot was swelled up, I would say at least this big. She was crying. She was septic.

She had gone to the doctor, and the doctor had given her antibiotics and sent her home. She said, the pain is terrible, I can’t sleep.

So I said, okay Lisa, let’s treat this with MMS. So I did a 30-drop, two gallon hot water foot [bath], actually put it in a five gallon bucket.

We did two of those treatments. After two treatments, her foot was down to swollen a little tiny bit. On the third treatment, it virtually was gone. Then we did one more treatment and she was completely cured.

She had stepped on something and she walks around barefoot outside. She had [red streaks] going up the leg.

Lisa had one other situation. Her head was swelled up this big. She had four impacted teeth. She was lying on the couch crying, red as a beet.

I said, okay, let’s do MMS together. So I said, let’s do 10 drops together. I sat there and did it with her.

Interestingly, her girlfriend came over with a foot bath, and all the pus that was in here came out into the foot bath.

Then she went down to Mexico, had the teeth out, did some more MMS, and she is completely different now. A new woman.

Hi.

I am Rob. I’m from Grand Prairie. This is my wife Jennifer. She’s videotaping us.

Hi.

Hi.

I have something to say. Like I was supposed to say it for a few months.

I got diagnosed with Lyme disease. And I really do have Lyme disease because I got bit.

I went on a remote fishing trip. If anyone is from Alberta, it was Graham Lake, Vandersteen, Peerless Lake, Big Walleye, Seven Pounders. We caught them. We have proof.

But I got bit on my foot. And I was itching my foot with my other foot all weekend. I thought it was a mosquito bite.

I went in there with crocs with little holes on the top. So it was kind of stupid. But I wasn’t really concerned about ticks back then. But now I kind of know.

So when I got home, three days after I got home, I was deathly sick for 17 days. Stuck in bed. And I could hardly walk to the bathroom. Super dizzy. Tons of symptoms. Not really throwing up, just really nauseated.

I went to the doctor after about a week. It was really dangerous to drive. And it was just like crazy. The doctor diagnosed me with vertigo. Sent me home.

It just didn’t feel right. I’ve been big into sports and stuff, and I just knew that my body wasn’t right.

Anyway, long story short of that, I went to a naturopath. And they said, you could have Lyme disease, you know. Never thought of it.

17 days went by and I got better.

Basically, previously, a year before that, I was diagnosed with testicular cancer. That was another one to go through. I went through the chemo and all those treatments. So I wasn’t sure if I was run down from whatever and stuff.

So anyway, I got better. That was in August of 2017. And now it is June 12th, 2018.

And this February, my symptoms came back. I went to Mexico and got food poisoning. And I thought I had heat stroke or food poisoning and something else.

Anyway, after about a couple days of food poisoning, it just kicked into. I had really bad pains in my neck. And I was stuck in bed in Mexico for 11 days, scared to go to the country. And it was awful.

If I moved my head like three inches either way, I would want to throw up and it was nasty. So I got home and basically actually went home and went in an ambulance. The doctor diagnosed me with vertigo again.

So the doctors in Alberta don’t have a clue with what’s going on with Lyme. They’re starting to catch on a little bit. But I mean, I actually went to my doctor and brought him a list of 62 different symptoms I had. It was awful. I lost use of my elbows. I went blind in this eye for like seven minutes. I had cerebral palsy in this wrist, couldn’t use my wrist. Sometimes my body parts would fall asleep all the time. Joint pain, you name it, neck pain. It was awful.

Anyway, I have a friend that I was supposed to go see when I had cancer. And instead I chose to go take the chemo. But I went to Tijuana before and after my chemo just to try to get things helped with them. And I’ve seen phenomenal things down there.

So if you’re sick and considering things, Dr. Castillo, he does crazy stuff down there. There’s Dr. Cedeno I went to. I wish I would have did the chemo treatments with him. It’s called IPT, Insulin Potentiation Therapy. And it’s pretty phenomenal. And I wish I would have did it.

Because I’m really having serious issues with my feet now. It’s called peripheral neuropathy. And my feet burn and they’re numb and they hurt all the time.

So if you’re dealing with testicular cancer as well, make sure that you get those little frozen oven mitt things on your feet and your hands. For breast cancer, they put those on your feet and your hands so that the blood flow doesn’t go there, so you don’t have that side effect when you’re done. But I have it even with the chemo that I took. So I would suggest highly to ask about that if you’re doing chemo for anything.

But get back to the Lyme in February. This is about three months ago. It’s June. I got really sick and I counted, it was 34 days. So twice from the last time that I was basically bedridden. Couldn’t hardly sit up. I could eat laying down, drink laying down. And it was awful.

And I found out, and everybody has their secret formula that they’re trying to say, try this, try that. But I mean, this MMS stuff I’m talking about, the catch is you follow the money and the things. And everyone’s trying to push something on you. MMS costs about $20 for a year.

So if you can do the math, I know that there’s people watching this with Lyme disease. They went to the Mayo clinics. They went everywhere to try to get the solution.

I was three days taking MMS. Actually, they started me on something a little bit softer. It’s called chlorine dioxide, which is only five percent sodium chloride, if you know anything about MMS, but just Google it. Watch the YouTube videos. They’re true with Lyme disease. There’s not that many with Lyme disease. So that’s why I want to actually write this out.

February the 9th, I was stuck in bed. That was my 34th day. And by February the 12th, I was back to work. Probably maybe not full time, but four or five hours a day. I have like three, four businesses and I’m a busy guy. And this stuff is miracle. It’s called mineral miracle supplement. And to me, it’s been a miracle.

So I’m not promoting it. I don’t get paid. I just feel like I want to tell you this because it’s phenomenal stuff.

I had to experiment with moving up and taking drops. You mix, they react together and you basically just mix it with your water. It tastes like bleach. They say it’s not bleach. So basically what it is, it’s chlorine dioxide. It’s an extra O2 molecule on the end of it. And it’ll burn your clothes. It’ll do everything that bleach will do. But they say it doesn’t hurt the gut bacteria in your gut. So it’s good. It’s good for everything. And it’s like a natural antibiotic.

I was kind of blessed that I didn’t actually take antibiotics at all with the Lyme disease yet. So maybe it’s working better for me. I’m not sure about everybody, because Lyme disease is nasty. And it’s something, you know, you don’t want to have.

But clearly, if you have it, this MMS stuff has saved me. I basically just exercised tonight and feel great. I still need naps. I still am tired. And, you know, I still have some symptoms, but I can live a normal life, mostly for the most part.

So anyway, I just wanted to kind of let you guys know that I’m up to about 15 to 20 drops a day. I’m lazy on it. Sometimes I take like eight drops in the morning and forget the next day. And then I can almost feel, I know I wanted to tell you about brain fog. And it’s not just brain fog. I can feel all the symptoms kind of rushing in through my neck into my brain.

I got to the point where I couldn’t perform a single task at work, couldn’t make a sandwich, couldn’t remember a meeting, couldn’t talk. My words were slurring. It was basically like I had a stroke.

But after day nine of being on this product, all those symptoms left my head. Just all of a sudden, it’s like it’s gone. And it’s been back a few times. But that’s because I haven’t been staying up with the stuff, because you start feeling good and then you just get lazy on your medicine.

So I look at MMS as medicine for me. It’s pretty much the only thing that’s helped me. I’ve tried a lot of stuff and I’m taking Lyme core and Lyme yeast and a few naturopath things too. I think that does maybe help me. Who knows what does.

But I know that it was about two weeks ago I went off of MMS because I read somewhere on YouTube that probably it’s not smart to stay on it the whole time for the rest of your life. But I know a guy that’s been on it seven years and he’s fine.

So I went off it just to see what would happen. And within two days it went back in my brain and I was already getting really sick and I was bedridden for about a day and a half. So then I upped that right away because I was getting sick. And it took me about two days, from Monday to Wednesday, to get better again.

So since then I’ve been just taking it religiously, 15 to 20 drops a day, trying to get it within every hour of the day as much as I can, as long as I can remember. And I’m feeling like 90 percent.

So I just want to let people know that if you have Lyme disease, if you have any kind of disease, a pathogen, bacteria, you can kill a cold, you can kill pretty much anything. Give it a shot. It’s like 30, 40, 50 bucks. I ordered some more online from the U.S. just now. I’m waiting for it because I’ve been on this for like three months. It’s been the best solution I’ve ever found.

So anyway, just want to let you guys know that it’s pretty important to me and I won’t go without it until, you know, hopefully I’ll get better. And I mean, the thing is, as they say, it probably won’t cure me. I’ve read in Jim Humble’s book and it’s saying that it’s not going to actually make it so that my Lyme disease goes away. But it just kind of keeps all the symptoms at bay and keeps you rolling.

So I don’t know really. I’m still considering trying antibiotics maybe after the summer. But I’m just kind of scared because antibiotics run you down. So right now, my immune system is pretty strong. I haven’t had a runny nose. I haven’t felt a cold come on since the very beginning of being on this. It also helps a lot of other things, too. So it cleans out your bacteria and your stuff.

So anyway, that’s my story. Check it out. There’s lots of web. The last website I just looked on was Jim Humble, J-I-M-H-U-M-B-L-E dot I-S. And then it showed me a place to order the stuff. And that’s where I ordered mine.

Okay. Thank you very much and have a great life.

Update (June 29, 2018):

Two weeks after this video, I felt 100% percent.

In the last week I haven’t needed or wanted a nap in over a week. Amazed at waking up without a pounding headache or no joint pain and feeling well-rested.

It’s a night and day difference.

Just a couple days ago i golfed eighteen holes, walked the course on foot, and then drove eight hours afterwards and didn’t get exhausted at all.

I hope this helps people overcome this infectious disease while letting them get back to their lives.

with love, Rob

Transcript:

Hi, I’m Bishop Jan here with the Genesis II Church of Health and Healing. And I’m here in Ecuador with Sabina, and we’re talking about Sabina’s use of MMS.

Sabina, you were using MMS about a year ago, is that true?

I think it was a year ago. I remember we met on the bus. And I had bad weeks, or I think months, with infections on my leg and on my hand, with pus. I didn’t know what it was and how to react.

And then at the end I had diarrhea for a long time, I don’t know, many weeks. And I took antibiotics and it didn’t work.

So I met Jan on the bus and she told me about MMS. And I’ve heard about it, but I never really knew anything about it. And I thought, okay, let’s try it.

We met. I came to her office and we started. And that took three or four weeks. I took… I don’t know how much. How much did I take?

Well, I think we started you out with the starting protocol. So that’s a really nice, gentle way. So anybody that’s taken MMS in the past and remembers, you know, some kind of harsher protocols, it’s very easy to take now and it’s very smooth.

So we started her out on the starting protocol. And I don’t know, we were talking, I don’t know if you remember, but what I remember about your case was that we started you out in the daily bottle. So we started you out at a quarter of a drop dose.

And I remember you saying that you felt your head clearing. You could actually feel that quarter of a drop dose.

So we started with that. And then you moved to the, worked up to the protocol 1000. And that’s three drops every hour for eight hours a day for three weeks. So I think we had you on it for about a month.

Okay, yeah, three, four weeks.

After that, my diarrhea was gone. And since then, I didn’t have anything with infection anymore.

I didn’t have to take it anymore, but I would take it again. Of course, if I have an infection, I take MMS.

Great. Great.

So you feel it made you healthier and you’re not getting sicknesses, colds and flus and stuff as much. Maybe it boosted your immune system.

Could be the case.

Very good. All right. Thanks for watching.

It’s time to tell of the wonders of MMS and my ‘LIL Scot’ (18 mo. old male Scottish Terrier).

Soon after we started taking MMS, ‘LIL Scot’ became very ill.* All together he had seen 3 different vets. He had all the tests they could think of to do to him (including a $200.00 blood test to rule out tick fever), 3 sets of x-rays, even a sonogram for his stomach area and heart. Then they sent everything anyone had ever learned about him to an Internal Medical Specialist Analyst to analyze it all.

After all that, all they could tell me was that he might have this or that or maybe this, but it would involve more testing. No one could tell me how to rid him of his high temps – they had been up to 104 and it was easy to tell he was very ill. He wouldn’t hardly eat anything. To get him to eat anything, I had to hand feed him. He would then eat eggs, oatmeal, and I had to hand feed him bread dipped in the oatmeal just to get something in his stomach. He was on 3 different antibiotics (one so strong I was told it would tear up his stomach without food), his high temps were still there.

On Jan. 7, 2014, I started him on MMS & DMSO, at 1/2 drop (15 ML) hourly for 4 days: 6–8 daily doses. He improved, but then started getting bad again. So on Day 5, I decreased his dosage to 3 ML and took away the DMSO and gave it to him every hour for 8 hrs. I also started putting 25 unactivated MMS drops in a 1/2 gal of water in a closed container, and I change it daily. Both of my dogs get it that way. I use distilled water for the internal dosing and reverse osmosis in his drinking water.

After changing his dose, he slowly started getting better, each day some improvement. On Day 7, his temps started going down, sparkle in his eyes returned, appetite returning and that wonderful tag wag and bounce in his walk [were] back. On Day 11 he was anxious to eat, running, playing, on and on.

Today Feb 19, 2014 (Day 40) Scot is doing great! His temps have been normal (under 102 for 21 days). His appetite is great, runs, plays with my female. Praise God, my old LIL Scot is back!

The only thing he still has left is a slight nasal noise – used to be very loud. I am still dosing him every day (sometimes I skip a day) and only 3 ML for 2 to 4 hourly doses. Both of my dogs will always have MMS in their drinking water. I also plan on giving him a 2 or 3 ML dose till the slight nasal noise is gone. ‘God and MMS have healed my LIL Scot’.

I am so grateful to all the ones on the forum that have supported me and helped me in the dosing of ‘LIL Scot’. It’s wonderful to know that there are so many people who I have never met, scattered all over the world that care.

Thank you Jim Humble and all my forum friends. What would the world be without you and MMS!

I am truly blessed!

Note:  Paragraph 2 reads as if the dog got sick after MMS started.  Considering the rest of the text, it is presumably an unintended phrasing issue.

The following testimonial is excerpted from page 438 of Healing the Symptoms Known as Autism, 2nd Edition by Kerri Rivera, published in 2014.

The book outlines a protocol in which chlorine dioxide is a key component. More recent editions have since been released with updated information.

A link to the full book in PDF format is provided at the bottom of this page.

Feeling really good still about my Natalie’s progress from the combination of anti-parasitic medication, the supportive components of the PP and CD (HCL version). Natalie is about 63-64 lbs and she takes 2 drops of CD an hour both at home and at school. We don’t wake her for CD in the middle of the night; but if she wakes for the restroom or something, then we give her another 2 drops (we just keep it pre-mixed in the bathroom near her bedroom).

CD has been the single most important catalyst to Natalie’s improvements/healing over the past 10.5 months; utilizing all three modes of delivery (oral, baths and enemas). Kerri having escorted CD into the ASD community is like a Miracle, in my opinion. Sorry… I don’t mean to be corny nor impose my Beliefs on anybody else; but I sometimes find it hard to contain my Joy now and I get chills just thinking about all of the children now feeling better and/or beginning to feel better and better with CD.

Before CD, it was hard to feel Hope for my special little Natalie; who was formerly suffering very extreme PANS flares and re-flares monthly as well as rapid-onset grand mal (tonic clonic) seizures every 2.5-3 weeks on top of her ASD and global developmental disabilities.

Now Natalie’s PANS ‘flares’ if/when they occur are waaaayyy less intense and better-controlled/’snufffed out’ with CD than the former roller-coaster of oral antibiotics that her Drs had tried for years, her seizure activity is decreasing significantly and we’ve even begun a slow reduction in her anti-seizure med Lamictal ODT. We’re optimistic that Natalie will be able to remain stable on less and less of that med, as we feel it might be causing her some nasty side effects. Our Hope for her is that she might even be able to come fully off of Lamictal ODT, as we continue CD and PP for her. Time will tell.

While she’s still a ‘work in progress’ [Note: She’s 14 years old and been ill since infancy and it’s a bit harder to heal longterm infection(s) and/ or infestation(s)], we do see lowering ATECS in Natalie’s future and brighter and brighter days. Patience is a virtue. So Grateful.

Thank you Kerri and all you supportive Moms & Dads. More and more healing to come to ALL of our children!